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v26.42.12New FeatureImprovementBugfix
25 October 2026
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Daily VPS backups and easier gameserver planning

Daily VPS system backups, clearer FiveM and RedM RAM guidance, and fewer Premium CPU restrictions make choosing and managing your servers more straightforward.

Daily system backups bring more consistent protection to every VPS, while new RAM guidance makes planning a FiveM or RedM server easier. This release also removes separate Premium CPU quotas, improves support conversations, and clears up billing and migration details.

Easier gameserver planning

  • Choose RAM with player counts in mind. FiveM, FiveM Enhanced, and RedM now show sizing guidance in the configurator and on their game pages: 4 GB for up to 32 players, 6 GB for 48, 8 GB for 64, and 12 GB for 128. Resource-heavy servers are pointed toward around 16 GB, with a clear reminder that slots are unlimited and you pay for RAM. Above 48 players, Cfx.re requires a separate Element Club membership, which is not included in the hosting price.
  • Use Premium CPU without a separate per-node quota. Premium CPU quotas no longer block orders, plan changes, game switches, or location changes for gameservers and Discord bots; normal resource limits still apply. Premium CPU also appears consistently in plan-change cards, without the obsolete availability restriction.
  • Start Discord bots more reliably. Starts and restarts can use an already-downloaded supporting image when Docker Hub temporarily limits downloads, instead of failing unnecessarily.

More dependable VPS protection and access

  • Every VPS now gets a daily system backup. Daily system backups replace customer-configured backup schedules. Backup creation also handles temporary timeouts more reliably and clears outdated archive references when a backup is resubmitted.
  • Reach your One-Click Apps panel even when its public address is unavailable. If the managed panel URL remains unreachable, access falls back to the working IP-based panel address.

More accurate support conversations

  • Answered tickets stay answered. A support agent opening a conversation that Zappy has already answered no longer triggers an unnecessary handover message or puts the ticket back into a waiting state.
  • Get clearer answers about service sharing. Zappy and the AI Assistant now explain that invitees do not need a ZapX Pass, while people without ZapX access may still be blocked by the closed preview. Shared product knowledge also helps keep answers consistent across AI-assisted support.
  • Get factual explanations about requested server checks. When you ask the AI Assistant to inspect your own VPS, follow-up privacy answers no longer incorrectly describe that requested read-only check as a privacy breach.

Clearer migration and billing

  • Rental migrations use rental-specific wording. Rental-only groups now receive the appropriate migration consent, and the optional ZapX Pass offer no longer shows misleading lifetime-slot figures or comparison rows.
  • Keep migration billing details and trial charges accurate. Legacy migrations carry over the billing address, and free-trial ZapX Pass orders remain at €0. Campaign codes also respect their configured start and expiry times.

Faster browsing and finishing touches

  • Browse shop and help pages more efficiently. Public-page lookups have been streamlined, and updated translations bring more interface text into your selected language.
  • See more game-like imagery and clearer campaign pages. Generated game impressions now use screenshot-style art direction rather than flat illustrations. Black Friday pages gain dedicated sharing artwork and refreshed hero imagery, plus clearer end-of-campaign text when no flash offers remain.
  • Integrate Premium CPU options with clearer API documentation. Gameserver plan-change response documentation now includes the current Premium CPU setting and whether Premium CPU is supported.